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505 0 $aIntroduction: Byzantine Aesthetics -- 1. Viewing Hagia Sophia through Sixth-Century Eyes -- 2 Animation and Illumination of Hagia Sophia's Architectural Structure -- 3. Clad in a Luminous Membrane: The Interior Decoration of Hagia Sophia -- 4. Building a House of Wisdom, A Question of Meaning -- 5. Hagia Sophia and the Concept of Beauty in the Sixth Century -- 6. The Function of Art in the Sixth Century -- 7. Hagia Sophia, Embodiment of an Early Byzantine Aesthetic -- Appendix: The Marbles Found in the Interior Decoration of Hagia Sophia.
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